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Mar 27, 2024

On March 26, Greenpower Park announced that the Greenpower Park campus will create a holistic environment for battery research, industrialization, manufacturing, testing, recycling, and electrified logistics, designed to drive advancements in zero emission EVs, public transport, aviation, and energy systems.

The center aims to attract an unprecedented inward investment of GBP 2.5 billion, creating 6,000 highly skilled jobs. Greenpower Park is part of a public-private joint venture agreement between Coventry City Council and Coventry Airport Ltd.

It is already attracting keen interest, with several Asian battery manufacturers actively considering moving to the site. The project will create an end-to-end electrification and clean energy ecosystem. With the West Midlands Gigafactory as its anchor tenant, it is the only site in the UK with approved plans for a large-scale battery production facility with a capacity for up to 60GWh - enough to power 600,000 electric vehicles and benefiting significant incentives associated with investment zone status.  

Based on Greenpower Park press release 

Mar 27, 2024

On March 21, Hydrogen Vehicle Systems (HVS) announced that its second test vehicle, X2.0, was put through its paces on the test track, delivering the very first trailer pull at UTAC, Millbrook. This was a momentous moment for the business as the real-world capabilities of the truck were showcased.

X2.0 is one of a series of engineering prototypes. This truck will provide crucial real-world test track data, which when combined with dyno test data gathered to date, will be used to refine the vehicle set-up and provide systems calibration and optimization. Specifically, data points from the vehicle's powertrain functional software and performance under physical tests will now begin to be mapped to the virtual world.

Based on Hydrogen Vehicle Systems press release

Mar 27, 2024

On March 20, Lina Energy secured investment to further support the company's scaling. The funding comprises GBP 2.7 million of equity and a GBP 0.8 million grant from the Future Enterprise Investor Partnership administered by Innovate UK. The funding will enable the building of an automated solid-state electrolyte manufacturing line at the company’s first pilot-scale production facility, marking a milestone in LiNa’s route to full commercialization.

LiNa Energy has developed low-cost solid-state sodium batteries from abundant raw materials such as food-grade salt and iron, delivering disruptive cost advantages and enabling widespread adoption.

The company plans to demonstrate the ultra-low cost of its solid-state sodium batteries through this new approach to manufacturing, over the next eighteen months.

Based on Lina Energy press release